Hello everyone,
i'm realtively new to CMake and i find it awesome, the best building
system ever !
Now to my question: I want to support either intel or amd specific
functions in my application, that means i need either the amd or the
intel sdk, i know how i can set another toolchain and st
I wrote this function. At first attempt it seems to do what I want but
I've definitely not completed my work so I may well still find issues
with it.
Basically it does everything that target_link_libraries() does (at
least, it tries to as best as I understand it other than a bunch of
properties I
Hi Paul,
I understand the relationship between libraries as strict, such that you
always build all dependent libraries before.
In your use case I thought about splitting the libraries in the actual
target and the interface one.
For example, you could create an interface library foo_interface
a
Hi all;
I'm working on modernizing our large complex CMake environment. It
builds a number of different binaries from an even larger number of
static libraries, and these libraries depend on each other as well, in
that they need to include headers and, sometimes, -D options etc.
I've used straig
Hi everyone
For my smaller projects I'd like to have 'uninstall' functionality. To
remove installed files I can call:
xargs rm < build/install_manifest.txt
Unfortunately this won't delete any folders generated by the
installation. Is there a different file that keeps track of the created
di
Dear CMakers,
recently I tried to bundle an application in Windows. From the
documentation [1] I see that I should provide the directories to the
non-system libraries.
But these information should be already in the properties of the
targets, arent they? Is there any extension in cmake, that
